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create "experimental conditions"

Create versions of the app where:

  • Context cannot be expanded at all
  • Context can be expanded, but not adjusted
  • Jump back to PDF from context is disabled

enable logging for experiments

Enable write to some file

  • Possible schema
    • userID
    • Version / condition
    • Active paper
    • Type
    • Descr / content
    • Start
    • Stop
    • Duration

Generally want to know

  • How long is it taking people to
    • "select context"
    • "write a claim"
    • "any other context attachments"
    • do the whole task
  • How often are people
    • Editing their claims
    • Moving things around

Possible types of events to log:

  • Selections (init + drag + stop)
  • Keystrokes
    • Focused node id
    • Starting text
    • Ending text
  • "Endpoints" for creating claims (x-ing out)
  • Overall time on task

Question: async handling on pdf.publication node and auto-grab info/node

A question to Matt: How do we allow auto-grab HTTP request to happen in the back-end, so that it does not delay the immediate process of nodes of type pdf.publication being rendered and initiated.

If it's possible, then how could we check back in-time when the HTTP request has finished, state.json being updated so we could subsequent do following tasks like new in-line highlights or render auto-grab nodes?

This relates to the code block in line 100-130

lab/src/renderer/App.tsx

Lines 100 to 130 in 3e4b423

});
const autograbNodes = pdfDirs.map((dir, ix) => {
return makeAutograbNode(
dir,
{ dir },
{ x: 50 + ix + Math.random() * 100, y: 50 + ix * Math.random() * 100 }
);
});
const allNodeIds = Object.keys(nodes);
const newPubs = pdfNodes.filter(pdfNode => !allNodeIds.includes(pdfNode.id)); //filter out nodes that exists
const newAutograbs = autograbNodes.filter(
autograbNode => !allNodeIds.includes(autograbNode.id)
); //filter out nodes that exists
// add links btw nodes of type auto-grab and nodes of pdf.publication
let newLinks = [];
for (let i = 0; i < newPubs.length; i++) {
const linkToPdf = makeLink(newPubs[i].id, newAutograbs[i].id, {
type: "more"
});
newLinks.push(linkToPdf);
// assert each paper corresponds to one autograb node and idx are the same(for now)
}
// concatenate nodes of type auto-grab and nodes of pdf.publication
let newNodes = [] as aNode[];
const nodesArray = newPubs.concat(autograbNodes);
for (let i = 0; i < nodesArray.length; i++) {

How can the risk of feature toggle technical debt be reduced?

Dear developers,

I, Rezvan Mahdavi Hezaveh ([email protected]), and my colleague, Nirav Ajmeri ([email protected]), software engineering researchers from North Carolina State University are conducting an academic study of feature toggles and technical debt.

In our investigations on GitHub repositories, we noticed that you are using feature toggles in your repository. For instance, this file is used to define feature toggles and their values.

We would appreciate your collaboration in this study by answering an anonymous survey based upon your experience with the feature toggles. This survey has 20 questions and the estimated time to answer these questions is 10 minutes.

The link to the survey is here: https://ncsu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5BGE3wNDUtFQqMd

Once you start answering the survey questionnaire, you will have 24 hours to finish it.
As an appreciation for your time, we will conduct a random drawing and give $25 Amazon gift cards to five selected survey respondents. Also, we will share our results with you.

Thanks

Quality of life fix, signifier?

Suggested from user deployment

  1. On the left panel, while zooming in/out on the PDF, maybe center on the cursor position
  2. Pre-load the claim map with min zoom scale (so all claims are showing up and users would know some claims are there)

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